The basic concept goes like this:

How to cast a bait caster. Picking the best baitcaster reel. In this video, i demonstrate how to cast a baitcaster for beginners. The first factor that affects how far you can cast a baitcaster is the weight of the lure.

With these reels, you have more control over where the lure lands, how it lands, and you. Selecting the best baitcasting reel is essential to becoming a pro bait caster. You click a button to make the reel go into free spool (or almost free spool, see the braking section below), then you cast.

Press the spool release and hold the spool with your thumb. Now that your spool tension knob, brakes and drag is set, you are ready to cast. Want to master your casting game?

With your other hand, hold the rod. Bring the rod to the 2 o’clock position with a smooth continuous motion. But i will walk you through the main steps again.

The basics of casting a baitcaster. At the 2 o’clock position switch into your forward cast. Well watch on as daiwa's braden schuch explains four of the best baitcaster casting techniques to elevate your baitcaster s.

When you’re ready to cast, hold the baitcaster in your dominant hand and position your thumb on top of the spool. To cast, you need to hold the rod upwards at an angle of 2 o’clock. Also leave the line with the lure attached, hanging down about a foot or so.